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‘I Managed To Survive’: Freed Israeli Hostages Recount Captivity Nearly One Year After Oct. 7Reporting — Oct 3, 2024Four now-freed Israeli hostages spoke with NBC News about their captivity nearly one year after Hamas’ deadly Oct. 7 attack. Ilana Gritzewsky, Agam Goldstein-Almog, Moran Stela Yanai and Aviva Siegel were all freed from…

Malta Air 737-800 Blade Failure Prompts Emergency Landing — Aug 13, 2026A Ryanair Boeing 737-800 experienced a fan-blade separation in its CFM56-7B engine, with debris shattering a window and injuring a 61-year-old man who was nearly sucked out, prompting an emergency return to Thessaloniki after takeoff from the same city on July 10. The NTSB found fatigue cracking on the remaining blade and bird remains inside the engine, suggesting a possible bird strike as a contributing factor.

Ryanair CEO warns planes leave without late passengers — Jul 24, 2026Ryanair’s chief executive Michael O’Leary has warned that flights will leave without passengers who are late or not at the boarding gate, blaming the EU’s new border and Entry/Exit System for long passport-control queues. He says travelers must arrive early, and that hundreds have incurred out-of-pocket costs for replacements while neither the airline nor insurers cover these expenses as flights aren’t being delayed for those stuck in queues.

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EU plans review of airline ownership, risks EasyJet bids — Jul 22, 2026The EU is preparing a review of airline ownership rules to ensure majority EU ownership and effective control, potentially complicating easyJet’s takeover bids by Apollo and Castlelake. The move has sparked share swings and could force private-equity deals to be restructured to satisfy regulatory control tests, as illustrated by past and ongoing implications for carriers like Ryanair and easyJet.

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